Wife: Valilia Davis (2-26-1881/2-3-1955)
Cole was the son of Henry (1849-1915) and Charity Williams Horne (1851-1905), and the grandson of Elias J. (1822-1892) and Anna Jane Hayes Horne (?) and Joseph Kinchen (?) and Mary M Allen Williams (1817-1881).
Children:
1. Claudie Horne
2. Henry Thomas Horne
3. Marshall Cole Horne
4. Charity Lounette Horne
5. Harmon Horne
6. Mary Ettie Horne 2-2-1912/5-26-2006 Glenwood City Cemetery
7. Eddie Horne b/d 2-2 1912 burial unknown
8. Ralph Monroe Horne 8-27-14/7-26-90, Bethel Baptist Church, Wheeler Co Ga [memorial requested]
9. Dorothy Horne 10-15-16/12-12-96 in Jax Fl
10. Clyde Horne Chambers
11. Lillie Merle Horne
Siblings:
1. Charlie Johnson 1872–1951
2. William Ashley Horne 1874–1948
3. Mary Horne Joyce 1877–1927
4. Walter Henry Horne 1880–1956
5. Lawrence Lias Horne 1885–1971
6. Ora Bell Horne 1887–1952
7. Callie Eudell Horne Beasley 1891–1951
Story:
Cole Horne was in an accident in 1925 along with his wife Lilly Horne, and two of his youngest daughters, Lillie and Clyde. The daughters were 4 and 6 years old at the time. Clyde was asleep in the back seat when a train hit the car in which they were riding and dragged them down the tracks. Clyde remembers being at the hospital in Douglas, GA and seeing nurses in white clothes around her father as he was sitting on the edge of a stretcher-like table. He was bloody from the waist up. The next thing she remembered was that he died a short time later at the hospital.
Cole was the son of Henry (1849-1915) and Charity Williams Horne (1851-1905), and the grandson of Elias J. (1822-1892) and Anna Jane Hayes Horne (?) and Joseph Kinchen (?) and Mary M Allen Williams (1817-1881).
Children:
1. Claudie Horne
2. Henry Thomas Horne
3. Marshall Cole Horne
4. Charity Lounette Horne
5. Harmon Horne
6. Mary Ettie Horne 2-2-1912/5-26-2006 Glenwood City Cemetery
7. Eddie Horne b/d 2-2 1912 burial unknown
8. Ralph Monroe Horne 8-27-14/7-26-90, Bethel Baptist Church, Wheeler Co Ga [memorial requested]
9. Dorothy Horne 10-15-16/12-12-96 in Jax Fl
10. Clyde Horne Chambers
11. Lillie Merle Horne
Siblings:
1. Charlie Johnson 1872–1951
2. William Ashley Horne 1874–1948
3. Mary Horne Joyce 1877–1927
4. Walter Henry Horne 1880–1956
5. Lawrence Lias Horne 1885–1971
6. Ora Bell Horne 1887–1952
7. Callie Eudell Horne Beasley 1891–1951
Story:
Cole Horne was in an accident in 1925 along with his wife Lilly Horne, and two of his youngest daughters, Lillie and Clyde. The daughters were 4 and 6 years old at the time. Clyde was asleep in the back seat when a train hit the car in which they were riding and dragged them down the tracks. Clyde remembers being at the hospital in Douglas, GA and seeing nurses in white clothes around her father as he was sitting on the edge of a stretcher-like table. He was bloody from the waist up. The next thing she remembered was that he died a short time later at the hospital.
Wife: Valilia Davis (2-26-1881/2-3-1955)
Cole was the son of Henry (1849-1915) and Charity Williams Horne (1851-1905), and the grandson of Elias J. (1822-1892) and Anna Jane Hayes Horne (?) and Joseph Kinchen (?) and Mary M Allen Williams (1817-1881).
Children:
1. Claudie Horne
2. Henry Thomas Horne
3. Marshall Cole Horne
4. Charity Lounette Horne
5. Harmon Horne
6. Mary Ettie Horne 2-2-1912/5-26-2006 Glenwood City Cemetery
7. Eddie Horne b/d 2-2 1912 burial unknown
8. Ralph Monroe Horne 8-27-14/7-26-90, Bethel Baptist Church, Wheeler Co Ga [memorial requested]
9. Dorothy Horne 10-15-16/12-12-96 in Jax Fl
10. Clyde Horne Chambers
11. Lillie Merle Horne
Siblings:
1. Charlie Johnson 1872–1951
2. William Ashley Horne 1874–1948
3. Mary Horne Joyce 1877–1927
4. Walter Henry Horne 1880–1956
5. Lawrence Lias Horne 1885–1971
6. Ora Bell Horne 1887–1952
7. Callie Eudell Horne Beasley 1891–1951
Story:
Cole Horne was in an accident in 1925 along with his wife Lilly Horne, and two of his youngest daughters, Lillie and Clyde. The daughters were 4 and 6 years old at the time. Clyde was asleep in the back seat when a train hit the car in which they were riding and dragged them down the tracks. Clyde remembers being at the hospital in Douglas, GA and seeing nurses in white clothes around her father as he was sitting on the edge of a stretcher-like table. He was bloody from the waist up. The next thing she remembered was that he died a short time later at the hospital.
Cole was the son of Henry (1849-1915) and Charity Williams Horne (1851-1905), and the grandson of Elias J. (1822-1892) and Anna Jane Hayes Horne (?) and Joseph Kinchen (?) and Mary M Allen Williams (1817-1881).
Children:
1. Claudie Horne
2. Henry Thomas Horne
3. Marshall Cole Horne
4. Charity Lounette Horne
5. Harmon Horne
6. Mary Ettie Horne 2-2-1912/5-26-2006 Glenwood City Cemetery
7. Eddie Horne b/d 2-2 1912 burial unknown
8. Ralph Monroe Horne 8-27-14/7-26-90, Bethel Baptist Church, Wheeler Co Ga [memorial requested]
9. Dorothy Horne 10-15-16/12-12-96 in Jax Fl
10. Clyde Horne Chambers
11. Lillie Merle Horne
Siblings:
1. Charlie Johnson 1872–1951
2. William Ashley Horne 1874–1948
3. Mary Horne Joyce 1877–1927
4. Walter Henry Horne 1880–1956
5. Lawrence Lias Horne 1885–1971
6. Ora Bell Horne 1887–1952
7. Callie Eudell Horne Beasley 1891–1951
Story:
Cole Horne was in an accident in 1925 along with his wife Lilly Horne, and two of his youngest daughters, Lillie and Clyde. The daughters were 4 and 6 years old at the time. Clyde was asleep in the back seat when a train hit the car in which they were riding and dragged them down the tracks. Clyde remembers being at the hospital in Douglas, GA and seeing nurses in white clothes around her father as he was sitting on the edge of a stretcher-like table. He was bloody from the waist up. The next thing she remembered was that he died a short time later at the hospital.
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